by Well of Life Center | Jan 1, 2018 | healthy living
by Associate Clinician Christa Haines Body piercing is a popular practice of men and women today, and ears aren’t the only areas getting pierced. Popular for style, cultural norms, religious motives, and other reasons, piercings are often performed on individuals who...
by Well of Life Center | Dec 25, 2017 | healthy eating, healthy living, natural healing, recipes
by Associate Clinician Kate Amato Cold and flu season is upon us, and this year clients have been exposed to MANY strains of illness. One of the questions I have been asked frequently is, “What can I do to boost my immune system?” This is a great question, and the...
by Well of Life Center | Dec 18, 2017 | healthy living, knee pain, natural healing, pain management
by Senior Clinician Victoria Fisher Do you suffer from the debilitating effects of chronic pain? You are not alone! Pain affects 100 million Americans, and is currently the most common reason people utilize health care. Unfortunately, modern medicine’s approach to...
by Well of Life Center | Dec 11, 2017 | healthy eating, healthy living
by Senior Clinician Victoria Fisher When I was a new client, changing to the Well of Life way of eating was a daunting task. I vividly remember spending three hours every time I went to the grocery store scouring the aisles, reading food labels, and trying to figure...
by Well of Life Center | Dec 4, 2017 | healthy living
by Senior Clinician Victoria Fisher As a clinician, one of the most common symptoms I hear about among clients is that they are always cold. For some people, being cold is just a nuisance, while for others, it’s almost unbearable. There are numerous reasons why people...
by Well of Life Center | Nov 27, 2017 | healthy living
Let’s face it: we are all aging, no matter what stage of life we are in. We might not feel it so much in our twenties and thirties. However, aging is inevitable. Although we can’t stop the clock, we can do something about it! I’m not talking Botox or plastic surgery...
